The Sun. — London, England, 1810-03-14 00:00:00

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"!\ •;',:.;,-`-..A I , ' LY-Citn4. 1 The S . priitg Assiiei. t0rninati4104.61,4,,44R? ! etiption riege• alinost unnoticed thfoiigh the Ccian try, ; The klanitid ; or, the Siciss kindftil is the title }-; M I i 1-4 _ iFe _......%,•u5t.ce -rvels at HertfJrs-).•::-'-YhA31Sine38 this...(sottety ~ 5 ..1,,i0t p ,of - great- niagnitode, an 4. • SIR, • ~._• ',ome n , Ma r di ea ie , e and escape with useful intelligence Co the eeem e , i s • - - eof the.new Opera which was brbught - lorward.last.. of As Secretary of State for the Home Depart - went; ' self-evident from the public prints. Teke these • night at this Theatre. • •- . ',S. orot he pre- ent occasion there -no . ciluse of `peifoie . I iinPortance. Oa 'l,l* Civil. Side there. were but font: and charged in virtue of yobi Of fi ce 'with the safety friendl y hints (heavy indeed may stove your . respon- --.- . CHARACTERS. ' ' , ii ceeses,enteredfor tri:il, w !licit were' all tried during Of the Interior, lam induced, as a true lover of sibility if yon tieglea tbent), apply your timely, at- Henry Cleieland - - Mr. PHILLIPS. • Alontalbert - ..... . kir. lI,LLANn. 1 i the monsieg, On. tl le Ci•ow., -side the Cslender 0 . )y• Country to call your• atte e ti oe t o a hubj o a. of tension to the i n, a n d l e a ve. m e no grou n d for recur_ . itupera .. -- „..- . . Mr. 1.51it0-ncriToN. contains more osisOnee s C'oate - usual, at - nongai whieli ' Auguitine ... ~. - - Mr,'.1Z,0,-rvui.N.o. is a..casei of child murder = and an atteni - at attics - the utmost importance, I mean the vast influx of ren c e to •;tltis momentous subject.e-I am Sir, your ostoK- -..•.. .. • ..' .€. • Mi. ,P.A. k it it. .. , . ' to the Kingdom. My avocations call .. ; obedient humble servant, : • -- sonistre - so4Migt- .• ' ' . . . - 'Hubert Air. Dovtio N . :• • .. ..--..._ . Me daily to,the Exchange ; T ii:ccasionally frequen t ' ' ARGUS . Dory ---•-. - - - - &Ir. iVIAT.Hows. .. . CIVIL SIDE. -,......_.....-______. Lauretta ... - - Mrs. ttlai , NTisxN. s DRIVER J ON DE,I‘IS-E.91, HARDY V, WoZIF.AL' . -.: 41 the coffee-houses in the ci:y, to which foreigner s • /ND/4. • Ciaribel - - - - r-'sort ;'I visit the Custem-house, and the East and ' ' '- - - - - 'enlist • lv, 3: LLANO. This was' an ace iceroof ejectment, to'try the plaire•• it, F•t/RTI-IER DOCUAI ENTS RELATIVE TO THE • ' FABLE. tiff 's title to several - small cottaeei in the possesaion of the defendant. A (701'dirion;1 verdict was : t ' alesen 'est India Docks, and in my leistire hO : iit v s t filk 1 • • i, LATE DIS I ORBANCES. Moritalbert and Augustine, brothers, and men ()frank- in the \VeSt End of the - Town,- and places of public , resetet:q• ~.. : army, are.enarnoured of Claribel,' tiil cil'iti A iiter 'of Itupeit-' i 1-p....:6,' 'plakutiti. ....',,T he ' 'Other Causes tttc•Te. unitu- GENERAL ORDERS. f eaiousy rankling in the mind of At:Ostia % ,be.empl s o vs -Go-s-. :h1 amusement, and every w here my ears areiasa- 1 : ford' (an assassin) to murder his brothe'fr. 'yvtion. , l he attacks; _ pertain. - - • • ; READ-QC . ARTI.its.oI : THE t.rit.,tv, c_nout.rityPLAlN, stp. wounds, iinctleaves as (t:ad.-Rumours ti,..:Lfit.T.ttnuad. zwensing ' - 'led by persons 9f this descriptiooe . As : e ,Man I•LxIBER, ..7, t 839. A UgUStlne Qt the SUPPO , ,ed minter,' he nics in company' wall ' . -"---• , • . , . CROWN SIDE • . .• Gosiord, an nthey become the leaJs of the_tianditti: Alan. . : ''. rti,z.pse,,,,,,irib_oTzie....6stilliii:l.,c.itehd, oa‘fb,,sittegeriti! ( a p t LI _r i s o h n e d e v p ri a alit of business and the world, and now somevvhat ; -The Right Hon. the GOvernor-Gtneral htivinit -addressed the •iibionted order s to Major-General Gt)WDIE, eonunalut. talbert. sommoited to the wars. le.iv,':s his friend Cleveland ranced in life ; acrd having been in situations wh ich ' ink the Army, to be published to the Army, th e y are , :le , as protector of i.is beliwed' Cl'arihei. During his ;Nsence, th e - : • cordingly published in - Mlliiary Orders. • Cveland, tOrgettill of -his duly,'scadcesi.itu'r.:tr a ; the sister • z'nve afforded me the 'opPoriunity of witnessing the • I Clarthel from her liither's house, but with ...-.n intention of C ohley ,hi ehis Ciienty.e, Fort St. George, Sept. 2s r Sog. o f ~-..,i ; I . u c 1., ili,,,,,:,c,or,ig,pi,roariLiL, than ati,r i t.., - , , ,.! .. . t . i .. 1,1a. , ,,i. dit-.c.-.dr , ----,....._......._....................: • . • ..' • . turns of late revolutions, and of beComing acquaint- I c. U.->3 y y the Right lion. the tOVEt: i.: of t - C z Nait AL. - 'tils a t7 - ic!.i ' c'it t ' O r rTte'r a. 'i r Os t s v cr with VirioUs' eliarleleis, both on Inc Continent 1 ', As 0 - i.••• • . r ' i lovers arms, and WallcierS Wildly ill tit,: ci , witry niak ' il; g i: l e ,- ITINCHESTE, m,,.. ROB: 10. , ,ic , moment waen the sentiments re toe urea . . . _ fillilS ' of' n abbey her, ahode-lieing itutitartei.;.'protei.b '' 'lad in this•Country s I know how. to discrinainate . - . t . vernor-General respetiting the late disorders-oli , the .' • fietiert, 1 4Usty e,e,rvaht . ,ok AlontalbLtit, who.aue.,, , ..t.s., n , a 'dLL : :t i i ,.,,. i . .c0,..4, •.ancl,his d e ternainatiosseaitlerega r d to thespi- . t i l,,,,a il Y i' i i kc i l sikt uni tl ,' e n u t, iVae h in L 'ti, 4 . ) .76, 6 :eefiii , ', l te'tL--':_l ii . ',,eJ''7); -i i i it.f .- On Alozol e y t he-AseizeS. for 'the•Csauety f Han ti • It is not so much tO ille unfortunate ernigranti (though . !. cell o f rite army of I ore So George ,ho haw ebeen ,„ eatee ot . a frkiitviti wh,e,in iie , conated, :ilia te . t , iii,, train tile ; cornmeeced at the etle, in this city,' be le ! , ea rs i t is my ptesednbjecleto, , calleYonrattenti 9 p l 1 e Jets_ o f ti aerate) of tanhappy circumstences.. to place, world near the very spot to which his ireliziei {fait/liter has , . " Just ice , CHAISIBTIR and Itir.,Barou'G ßA siv -The ene,..cetletinib g I - il;ontlts, y , 4 h ave.knowtoisomeof that body who hav e -sea;rved themselves io a•state of opposition to 'the local GO:: &ea. -The wal..s•enueci, Montatbert returns, .and arrives at - • caleitdar wsisee heaVY ~1 , 1 11 : t ,. } .o ea ti i n t. t o r l y . t_roop s destined to'ctisperse a bandltti ma° inkest many of whom woro,c!larged wit.hcipitiivotElicei: ` Vrnn . lent of thii Presideney, ' are announced to the from the-Paths ofloyaltai and honour, Mid' wbo' have resi.itiet' Claribef, ~Wno 'iracf-'heSsta•erri tro'in lier Joanrw Go ff was tried lot the murder - of ;Villiarn pubhc, it b ecomes . the s . pecial duty of the Governor-. • bane tiy.Atigustitie 7 --z . ind at laSt,theets with (;;exe . ia..o, ,viti. become the satellites of the bsurPer of France) as to ... General .to 7 publish his highest commendation ot . . whom he is ..n et to ht;ht.,--wl,-i.,:u Laurel ta app4a rs, p[6ents Sweatt-tun; Goff was perishOof Hdly Rhoorl, in the /...es Clevelanci,_lites from hnn in horror, is the number of 'drn- Frenchmen Who infest the the exemplary condo& Of the Officers of his Alajes;: • ' ti t t , eir ' - ',' ''''''''';'!. o precipitate' hersett•trOir a look Into the lake, 'and is, towts and cOunly of Southampton, from whence she ty's.Military Service; and of anch of the Officers : of: , saved:4.lla t•tilter: -the sudden s ock ,ik.st4. ng .ll,- - 7 la" had been ranoved by /tater/ilea:poi. • ' - - M etropolis: Upon What 'prin6iPie is such an ineper , s , th esetaice of the Honourable. East India Company t [ ion tolerated ?. It is not surely tietie•State po • k.',V .;.. , whsa-ite the :I,a! s ecrisis of getterahegitetion have re-,t,ther :411d toyer restores 110 partially tb, re.400..... ~, . . t tiessysiShip or Dory (-a fishe r . eine Hub sit for the F . Th is; was a' moat - eitraordinary case•;--sSweta lore olle. t A i i i n e v i t , , m, tO g ni e ttl i g the i at heianci liihre'rpinto+'tti- dr. • 'I a shoe-tre:ker, in ,Soothernptera wasstound io -- What the at was to - convict ion, that :induced that grsalea • sisted the contagion of example, and adhering to the s Wit.) a.genetal reeotieni.t*toil. ‘,... ` 4 . * .11/ti ;tan b . ed-roo re • •with• h e al hroat chi and sever al of public virtue i ' ' at d professional duty, • . seee---. -! : .e. .. _ . s i-. I • boa but •'• - • - tnan, Mrl - Pitt (evilest 'loss•the 'Potantry''efinaillas . ,...ohiagatiOn s : weave sla es y ; there weer; ettellttiStatiteg ' - ',:' - 'lOl I / have manilPsted their zeal and fidelity is 'the cause atore ape rnore deplore) 0:i - introduce into 'fuel - reuse., ~ .. . • . 4 • The author of this Draboas• who,. we Oederstaed, in•evidence of a conflietine natisr e 'g o :,tssto render - . . , 'reuse.,--:c.o-of their king end their-coentry. - .tile, •kunolst has obvionslydireeted li•-• ia• in et- it'doubtful. whetheir-'hea ferd . 'llim - self billieled ' these Of Parliament an ' Alien Bills ahe•preamble•ofessletcli i The Oovernor-Geneial accordingly takes this ciP.- t l L A itiw):ll l :to the - Char:later •of• Laureate:, Who rl ' may be weundss in a 'state of insanity, or had been mar tens thus-.." Wheres; - :under the'.preaentteirettli- !' peitunity of expressing 'ill General Orders his ac- ' considered as a female Oaauian,-acd . Who in that 're- dered by .- another ;band,: ;It •at len: th appeairecl, •. - gineets.to thoSe highl y . meritorious Officers, - aeomaiiiic either that 'the pr i soner (a girl of PO/ a g nit a stranger' stances, much dangermai arise taz ' the' publre fra il _ l- kuowl.4i . h spect is ati linerestiog coupterpare to "the who, a i• such -a period of priblic danger, have st o od , ere.. ef . The l Alou , r:taineers i_ L . au . 'ietta is really 'an • Sin SOutirampten) meg have 'omrn - itt j ed the trzeicler, quility from the resort to and residence of Aliens forth te support the dignity and vindica'te the ' audio- in ter i esong :c i f a r ra etrb.inrlie piece, f.. and receie e d e or, that : Sweattnan must base killed himself . in her 1h this kinedein- unless •lue proviaidn be 'Made in city of "the Gov'eremeat velitch they serve, and to amp s„ ju . sitee front c p alto renance o Mrs, mou presence e-ands trodee .. all the circumstances, the in those p rinciples 'of constitutional order and .TAIN. lhOLlgil the fable atogether 'cannot: be.said to Jury foued her Greilte., tespett theresif, and during tire Present hoserities ; natima. • subs 'i - d • - 1' boring the selsoleettiel theprisonet appeared firth 7:l4 . :wi s leee military inatien, d 1,1- lc i the existence o f contain any thing - of striking novelty, the incidents wi'h Fraitce"-mark, a with- France"."-=-- ''''' every regular and civilized overnment must depend. ' - ' ,l P:ten-a and Undaentedes when' the verdict was given, she - . . arelo Well introduced- and varied- as to ii \ tomplexion of the times--the aelue.l4tuatiori 'df!'s Aitheueh the GoysinoroGeneral deeply laments en ' thin alive, ants to excite a se; ong ioterest mu c l did pat change teetantenatice ; and even w: et s .na )4 'occastoe on - which the applause of distiegui - shed ' set , . ape- ciaaraweers . are well i-idaptett to the'• P taleri . ts ;of • tenCO.was'' pass • site curtsied to • tile Judge, and re.; ' the French . Emp render vigilance and precaiiiitiii' • . , ~ . , e e : wieners pat ti ..3 at y owes*/ and ALv.ritawS,- - - :,.loyai(3, , and .fidelity'. so justly bestowed on one pinion 1 • tip ' .. .fatly e D . • P- , tired - from the bar apparently unagita;ed. in this - reit/ea less pOlitic or necessary than on• iltd: of the ii - E;:ers ofsa British Arme la 'CI blv . i ' w's ' l' '' ; '• • , a .Y, -- unavoi a i ' ; w h o zre main prop.i ot tite oratnatic edifice .11,4): . • l'he'prikytidr . ws - sentenced to be henged on Mona . , • • trst passing of the Alien Bill ?, surely not. Then •Coutiesteel with t4 - 6 \ errors of aiiethere: yet he cowl- : MoN 0 also .11,ts a part suited. to, efhe etler i. of his Why this laxity, this derellaion of duty? Are - coins dently believes that the same. hotioureble spirit 'of pa.... lefin, i, and PAGiNthitt and Witu'OGliTob t ' are equal'a"; day., and hue body to be. delivered to the surgeons for triotic zeal which has hither_ oboes loseaeradily cera e aide , bupallae NvL i i . t),, , , c , cte , i. . NA -.:,...r5. INIOUNTArN dis ' se6iuti 7 . , .. tbercial interests the mOtive ? - As a commercial Man, Rebecca Blundell, a woman 40 aeare t 1 i ''' petted with the character of the Officers of this dis Ityed csonsiderable f low t -ri as 'aetrees, and s. nei , . ta* the * tnain in admission of the subjeas of the epee establiSionent, continuos to pervade the minds even . will:great abtlit - so dMla"- 1 ' : i ' i--. • • " '' ) i s' IV3 S y i ld 1 ii-. -atter wader 1111- convie ef, of the,trierd e r of . her bastard cited, at 'for a mornetit• a.read • • • p.swt 'ha eli , • ° MY is subversive of the ohjea. sßuonaparte ltifos 'of those Whe .. . ~ . a ,; d c ..ed ~.ptoves, much as, ao as:tress . . - Mrs. BLAND disp'ayed - Fordinebridee, on the ..24111 ,:f Jf!ly last, aedsvaati tat obey itS;sdestates„ , end that reea tn . :e s awry • or in . iptes- ' I . Well how -- fo adapt iriean's to hii-efidi,- and tri ' /ler wocal powyers. w i t h adnitisible effete - is:arid w - aa , also 6 e' iteneed to be, exccurcci on Mooday. moo ea this , utthappy•seeson ofedelus,o., and disord er ..' ' alt is aupported - baAreTHSWS I.) W-0 i- - .•• .. ''', . ' 0 • - !1' li a soes eked ' : - Forgey ill'afffla, Richard Faulkner, and - Jane cloak • his spies in a corionercfai:gartte - iWe to --'•NPY - .sin "relnativ, •Ahat• sisowild ii-nris' sit; the esteem', or ' disa ' ' we •-' - . -• '' , ' bith,fiav ~.o . . fo .11 ,ip m taietits as a stager than we expected. PHIL-. Clti'faty, wer.e.' indicti..l ,tor , aft ri: rla . ".4 ''n In a hut the nakedness, but the riches of thelanl;todi s - ' ' tit the bahiiiiity 'w .e • 1 all rnict ti it..s : .1, Ivs Suur itit- •a , ,'plemingt: manner; ' but 'the songs - tOrg -(1: not e, ) - .?' • r c , h- p, '' o . united every pert of this are . .y. , B •ifit cf• 4 ;? 1)- 1 1 • • •, t ,' I t 'g • : 11•)1.:''"--44( e r . " I ' ' 8 1 . . " : "! f of toyer into what channel the manufattutes and colo en ,e, a( : assinecists's liiin 94.vipu'si): dernaustetksiropee r Yosal the (.• es w..,,) ,, p . ,e .: te ew e testy, rowers than he posse ssel. • ° ' • .• . and the other two. -" ; pliers ''ial proditee in this cotintryare• to be diverted, - e;) -- ci - '• - . ------ ' '.• - ' ' Y i? , were t oeviteed-s-LSeitizza ' • There isanuch yigoer in the dialogue-of this . iree - • 11 . Y such discoveries to anticipate their' arrival. hi the i f and some 'poetiCalthetitS., 'ln the latter i' 'P -.4 George Churilzer - and Jesse4na/es were tried for a ce•NereaL OaDERS. ' , , • . Ge orge • -bur lail , in the house of Hent -V •-•'- . -,; 'l'' '• ru..Aer, ~ or I,ea, Ports of France anti Holland, that he may confiscate however, it is seinewhat teoluxuriseit, and demands ' • atter tab'e -5 1 1 j'"- ' ''' •:' " ' ' ItT THE EIGHT titiN.•THE GoVERSOIt GENERAL.. - Q : ' • flee " the prunto e knife. Indeed ,prece., altogether res Ste . : , f . -spo. as, apt a also a burglar y in the Ports , to the injury, both - of the Merchant. and the - . - . . house oHenry ier -- , in the parish of harlington, --- ' ~ -•-• , - - Erom the first , establishment of the British :power • quires -much retrencloneut ; but it is hardly possible • trade of the country. So Much fpr the objecis of in India, the zeal, fidelity, and subordination of ilie + A -, so eetennuire what cu 1 ) t to be suit - pressed till a and•feund guilty on b otleindittments;• e --L• eath. .. t uonaparte's commercial policy: But do his' aiewa Native officers and troops belonging 'to the Pr_si•-• • drinia has been once represented. ~ • • , -,• , -. ''l'he follewing Prisoners Were also capitally . * con- The Fort St. George have . been generally and • The Opera_ Was ,very well received during the . •pia..ed; arid received sentence of do :-Solomd7i Centre here ? certainly not. It is true that the Pub . - , • eminently - displayed. On occssrotis ot public dan- performance,, hilt at the 'end severslepersons at- Srzckland .and Jisper'Strick'land;:for stealing a tic • - prints keep him pretty' accurately informed of andof f •-as e they f• I, d their ••• ' ' ' - b • 'the: --; I 'rg'-if 1 : p • 1 ( .._ . . ger - ta t n ,tn pal .so o e. eantieu.; •01 , ar ter ,',ot Public Measures-e-Expeditions the laurelling end - ,exertions with •distinguished honour and suceeas in tion to-Morrow everting , l'he ayes, .however, evi- b r eaking into al, braise in the - Isle of Wight ; • the service of -that 'Goserninept 'front which 1 i-ley dently carried the affirmative by a large rnsjority; - • intoPeeeere Chas - chez' . end i'illiazn ia?, , ir, ,for: breaking ttiter-fearching of reginlents"--the differencei%f . , .--,. .2,.j., , . ,• 411ci- families derive their support, and to which The music was corn d - b• - • •• ' the house oftwEi'9.7.resharn' it Milbror k pose y . B,SHOP. It is not e-.. . - . ~,e e, , e ? . , . end °Pinion', both in the Senate and in the Cabinet. ut.4 their - • - • ' :" • • -- _ e d i they are Indebted for enjoyment of bene fi ts and so much distinguished by thesbeatity or . originality stealing a gold.- wac7Y;esef•er.al poons, Sze. ; Alai- .. • with this inferinatiop he is not . satisfied; Ad' •iiis advantages unknown to the armies. of the surround- of the aira; as hy the grandeur' of the chorosseas • thew Luke, fbr'bitiltrifiAi - in' Goatiort and 'll,iseer ' i bi- disant eotmiteicial Men are dOubtleSSly einitoPeT ins States of India. But their honourable qualities Thereare, however, some pledsing,and no - ael .pas- stoke ; Mid lilay.B?ln,COr'firiately'stealini eight to a • the accuracy .• ; Iteve never been more con- sages in the ioniser; and the composition, on the shirts,; Ficce iii a eliep at Portant - 06th. •-." . - ' ' ascertain 1•' .. • . . ' •' , ••. , • 1 I d than the • d of the late - ; - . . Ratph':4iitiy/iii for haviegliilleci - Me. J Pringle; • °E public' feeling, as svelfas • PublicopiniOn-to vaun t : 'cieleniition in the army, of the Coast ; when, ex- :• , Tir4 itiosteng of the - . resin Viaht: '' '' ''' ' ' b ' '.. - .' -'' ''' ' '' . J. - ' ning 'in' a storm y stabolog e tien with , a kozfe,.stras fouled euzity . of I . . 0 the thoughtless and dissatisfied - the advantage pose to ' the s e verest trial, their innate sense of • scene, hid some efl•Pct upon the .deli cote nerve - a of' Manslaughtet, and 'sentenced_ to b e ini ries coned ' es a ue two - , that srlieit • acerue . frem peace I • ".• t tl - " with sup- 9 the fettnoor,e,and cordial attachme n t to the .o'o-venni-tent,' alt dy, and excited - - disapprobation; but - there was - months. - 1 has led them to:withhold their concurrence in the 'n o the least da n g er • '- •• ~' . b f anatic 'the more than toleratiori of "hi, religion, if he ! execution of measures - subeersive of its prosperity, . • - , . ~ • •.:: . -,... ns; i.l end . , , . The Russian• •St*billatiere'in'tolloie have ht'eli so • co old set his foot on these shores. Look, Sir I t o 0 nicompatible with the principles of their pro- . . • . severely aweateiVs-Vittflb rite' 'Month,' that - seve4 I feasional duty: : Ireland; retie& on the-pos-itio'nlaken by .theCath 1-1 - •-ral of; theni are ' likely to e'd'it fe :their peat Melling • ..„• • . -Can Subd ':the Governor-General therefore has the satisfac- hers of the OLD BEAF STEAK Crete th at they 'shall - ' i down; these WertlirGentlethen cornfot t i ed them: ' Iles in that conntry, andhatter yourself, .if - ,ji ; e tiOn of declaring lb aheNativesOrlicers and men - of have . a room in Drury -lane 71-sheatre, since one was • selve a s• with h tl i te charitable 'idea , of raising 'CoMmort that France has no underhand in it. Look to the ; the Coast Army the high sense which he entertains - not reserved for. them in that of QovenisGarden; candles to apt crown , per lb . . 7 Fortuuately there , of their exeloplary .conduct, on the late trying seta - :but he has kindly assured . the :genters, Scc. that the . situation of the Continent. Are you sanauhte ihat is tallow enough . ted•trom Buenos Ayres iti . expee •• • .s • .' .swe; ' ' 'lion; i a conduct which has -so samply justified the , Theatre shall ,be te-beilt for th em. before he assigns t he'atfa . iis in Spain .and Portugal .will terminato to : b • ' d d fid "IG • I a -'1 f ' ••' - allude a . un oun e con enceo overntnerst in the• loyalty . the room to Je:convtvia , rlicrntty ci to.-- April; for the consumption of England for three ~ ... . ~. _ •o • - ' • • -... years eo come. , ,' ‘, • ' Your , wish ? Dreery indeed is the prospea of their .1 and.aitachment of ,its Native troops. _, , This liberal promise seems to haw e given entire sa- • The followinroia-said los be a ''t'ertaifi preventive Obedience and fi delity.to the Government is the tiefaation .t.ptheTrusteps,, Renters, -Ike. and there- , cl oing.so. If these' our only remaining Allies ere i against the 'tossof 1 h iiry'f ' "• • ' ' ... am s oxes .--. Mta`equal , , ,- •• - t common duty butte of.othcers and soldters ; and the fore they unanimously assented to the measure s - ana Nb • dued, the means of our enemy are increased, epd ! partieuler duty of' aelders e to . yield .inaplici t sub nis- the Boat Stezik.Club, relying upon Mr. SHERIDAN'S qeentines of -tar, :train , oil, and black briniatotte; -'rdreas the lambs as soon as possible_ With' alit t hat attention, whieh ha; hitherto naeurally been di- 1 sion to the orders of their.O.fficers. in every case in 'ki..ndness. have l only engagecl e aheir present placeof , . much as will lie on a half-crown of this ointment., i *Bich they are not fueleiciden ,to do se by, tho ex- meeting for etch/ years. _ , , - , . , V ided by amultlalicity of views op the C - mi' I nt vr - 11 . i. . . e ...., ~ a ei e ~s ; 1 .., • , . ...• ' ,By toeching th e places • '*-11Cyc poultry are kept' with I press jarohibition of G overnment. The G . oyereor- One of the Most daring bur ratios recently heard te• -- I this mixtele, t 1 . ~. .. . . ey will he e'qualrySeCure be direaed wholl , d H 's -•' -1 ' - -h y touar sue. ow resealoos sa aS . , conceal is therefore satisfied't hat the Native:Troops of" Weis COrtintii tett in the 'sin tP ot MI - Athony' W att tti • . Onaparleprppareckby;erking-intrigue ferthe down- w ill perManently Maintain their clit'irn to the applatise watch-Mal:eta No. sGe, Oxford- street, On e ,S . attirda • Oct Sundayevening,e trunk was stolen frOM the pprobation which' it ia the object of tins Pro back of Mrs.Frezatestat.eaw's carriage, es e she was f all cif other States.. -How mach due; it ,became .us - asP d a ''noon, betwixt the hours of ' oneiand two . Mt 3-7* • ' f• - '( clamation to 'bestow upon them, - by the Merit of :, '''VV stt hed retired from f• - 1 •a:. . - ' returning to town, between Wendsworth and . th en, ,to profit,while we are able, by the awful lesson-. I t e-'-.a d 1 d . t• - andattac hment .. ' Y ' ' .-.---- ''• ' Fru )" - ! ` )/3- to Pn adjoining I 'll • ' ' ' ' 1 etc. emus ome su ior ma ion •to - baek parioue to dinner', and on his return. he dis- ' louse in I peysstreet, .containing weeringappareh. lic 4 ov necessary for.us to 3ayaside,the natural gepe e o those who are appointed to command ehen - e, -- - ' ; Cizvei•ed treat a bole had been eut in one of the. Win- and other property, to the etnotmeot between four I •°sity and frankness of our Eregi-iaheatere, while we e . 11 iNTO. , &lows . and eight4etches, twet of :whicli..vaeregol d . - - end live hundred poends. . . . , . 1 By .. otder of Major 7 6eneral Gown I it,eommanding theArmY.-: . ',repeaters, :were Stolen, besidea a pairof ' .gold cased Among the useful pl ov isione of the Bill' for Amend 'avp to contend with the machinations of this arch ...._____,...._aaa... , • ' repeating :cases wi t h out a eueeemene, • l e s h e e n - ing the Highways; now - pending in Parliament is t,'•ettion, and to ehase.Ms au b j e aS .-- from.ourilt4.ll 1 . ' . . . . glee. . • 'eta of robbery' to a atili greatee amount, 'MIS COlll-, one by which no boy under 14 years of age ,shall.b. ' e boa , . - _ . . We coneratulate the public in genera! and the s • , •eb; ',e- • w -ooms ; lest,hen warm, 'sting us like4l9oplcil u i,... ..,•_ ,?- •- ,. ' ' • , - . ' . , :nittteo irrit• , ttnrione-place at about the ' sam e 1 n ee - permitted to * &ire 0 ' We‘; : eon " 1101 ; liollei twelve tO i purceasers of the itepoytory qv - if rts, in particular, , Pent. o ne : , - _ • of, the great . he y of °Pr A bwrtslß• ll -raiHon the sprit in which that. work utifortuhateli lio ince 113 s been h s acl . of - ' the ' drive a cart. -'' ' 1 " .: ' .' . ' - • continues to be tiae , as -'e ~ - - yet • • • ISW4S tO•prevent,the,resortsof fereignerseesenteetoesta4 ja,condUeled: We some time since took, occasion .to '' . ' "-- see e such - • resort -,preyenfed ?.--eScrutinize then umbetees .. dErfice.teevitle.deaerVed cOnunenciaipitw hen we ex, , Yesterday e.oening, aboUt six o'cloek, the window '6ORN;-EXCHANOt,..MAR CI-1 1 4.,.-arTherO Sotit ff. 4: • • tratStfi from .its pages the interestinee 'of s 'Mcises. Moon dud Son e No. .4', Holborn - Bars, [her arrivals of Wheat to-day, which is in toiddlioo• of hawkers, pedlars, Italians, soi disant brokers, mer a 38 re ..... e_ ,o,_ natc les to t e Amount. of 501., bycut, . mlpp sal ea.tate *ease- e and, excepting hue samples, Aceop ' * •• '' . . . -- - Biographical -*. • ' ra t 41 , - 1 h ' : - 1 1 4 ••• ''' - • , le whe ba s tve, now murdered Ileeetette,atid. eantile travellers, mac. Who, resort thither. . Leave,Jt „ - ..the 'Tyrolese Deputies, of whom it also gave: ring la .glafss,c. - • : • • •• ..... ~.. . . .41 somewhat Jess ; .1340,ey: and, .Malt support. last .„ . .„ . . . .. .. . hut to Parliament to scrutinize whetherits laves; andes:lnglityaeadiroated . and ' chaniteristic portraite.- Oh VeldaessiPdf.ebruary, • a.remarkable eccurtenee Pr, j et's 3 • 13c . ati , s , ot the two, • .:kinds O at s lise ; New , i - We tireagi4i fi ed to learn that the next Nember will hapPened near the Custom-house • - Nevi - i• - --es' •steam• ricke ees. tis e ares. per.,qeeeter ; WhiPease rather l . , . .. , .3, . a t the proclamations of the Sovere ign • founded nEon i' • rosintii" a ' con - aCk - -. of •• -•.- ' , aearer • there are . u lies of t altayeteea.pp tile,‘. . . ... , a a , a.a. .; ,n . . a ..i eness . . t he gallant -DUKE OF epgipe, empoyed in making soap, nearly two - ' , ss. '• .._ ' tn, have been infringed, ,hut remedy ethe„%aaa . Batt aswlca le i llustrat i on . of the interestine me-, inchea thick, blew up- with -a dreadful explosion. It little emapd, weetieg e t s fie., expetied arrivals, this I'i-ince Yourself With such means. you catutote - ' eas eestieet tilat 'Prince, whieli appOred . in a , f ' optier . b roke •• or about six inches from the bottom, went !rad e is et lief lesygoetaate; . 4 ,Flpe.r.san the tortuxot pal mil ~..-; ~%.:...11-litintthq.l.-.-7,04 military , re3ders wdl, we doubt not,. ; tip through the loft and roof, and rose about, 150 . last CUITeII.(27. !,.„ 1 , ij, enLtendsuece f " - tii t th ' i , ss tiey . a egr et ance noebe rd' 4 45 11 - ,- s 1- .; . i ~ faaa alase ! ye with assasure, that. ,Mr. AckesmaaN an, : feet over all; it fell again:upoo the•toof iti sanothet 's 4dw e e h e•l e t. - gas aOs a ras Illedied . . • - ' . ;4.7 d i tto '- - . `,'" '-' `, i p ' 4l Ol, over military . thos e affais, to scrutinize the. omit ...•- - -111 < a rc hi - adapted - w - a-ftill,band of wind iti • stianatetits: -teriallyeipjured the walls'. Providentially no 'per- -Bitley - -- -- •,--4:.;11, 49:.' I...'l!is,cOrnlk*tiOn for the piatiit-fortee i s justly- a las i•:aeti was hurt'. The steam head, weighing to 'Mt. : malt . - .. 7k , a. • : w. -i. kSitlo - tt of the formidable, foreign corps entattased; ditto• white Pease - 6V a 7".• VOUtJtC,with-every musical alitateurpand with every 't fed On-a •Itieve where two. men were woikirig - one of .' le -our sursitio. Take care that Baohrparlo has n 9 admirer of patrietic virtsree ' 's -"• - . - . • I whoari siesta ietefellets leech 'his shoulder.. ..- '' i:' li:ast ey s ois - ...- /5; a Cza 15 I "a